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A new mother disappears on the eve of a major winter storm; her body is found one month later.
A new mother disappears on the eve of a major winter storm; her body is found one month later.
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S3, EP6 "When Thunder Strikes"In Apple Creek, Ohio, an Amish mother of five is found murdered; witnesses are not sure whether the loud booming sound they heard was the deadly gunshot or a clap of thunder.
Storm of Suspicion
S3, EP7 "Thaw and Order"A new mother disappears on the eve of a major winter storm; her body is found one month later.
Storm of Suspicion
S3, EP8 "Bitter Betrayal"During a winter storm in New York, a wife and mother is found brutally murdered in her bedroom; detectives discover critical evidence left behind and preserved by snow.
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S3, EP9 "Cold Hearted"The body of a single mother who had been missing for 10 days is pulled from a creek near Mansfield, Ohio; a single fiber found frozen to the victim's clothing leads investigators to her killer.
Storm of Suspicion
S3, EP5 "Clear as Mud"In South Carolina, investigators look for an unknown perpetrator of a heinous triple murder who left behind a trail of muddy footprints.
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S3, EP4 "Hurricane Homicide"As New Orleans braces for Hurricane Katrina, a local bar owner is found shot to death in his apartment.
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S3, EP3 "Dragged Through the Mud"A man's body is found in the Sequatchie River in Tennessee; footprints and drag marks in the muck will reveal foul play.
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